CN1127777C - Plane and double frequency aerial, radio frequency device using same - Google Patents
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Abstract
A PIFA structure has a first operating frequency and a second operating frequency. It comprises a planar radiating element (801, 1002, 1101, 1203) which is a conductive area confined by a substantially continuous border line divided by a non-conductive slot (802). The slot has a first end on said substantially continuous border line and a second end within the conductive area. The planar radiating element comprises a feedpoint (803, 1206) and ground contact (804, 1208) near the first end of the slot so that the electrical length of the conductive area divided by the slot, measured at the feedpoint, equals a quarter of the wavelength at the first operating frequency and the electrical length of the slot equals a quarter of the wavelength at the second operating frequency.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates generally to a kind of structure of flat plane antenna.Specifically, the present invention relates to a kind of two kinds of different Antenna Design be combined, thereby the planar structure of under two diverse frequencies, operating.In addition, the present invention relates to a kind of this antenna feedthrough, and relate to the radio-frequency apparatus that uses this antenna.
Background technology
Fig. 1 represents the basic structure 100 of a known inverted F shape flat plane antenna (PIFA), comprising a plane electrically-conducting and radiative element 101, the ground plane 102 of the conduction parallel, and the ground contact that is substantially perpendicular to radiant element and ground plane 103 of these two elements that are used to interconnect with described radiant element.Described structure also comprises feed electrode 104, and it is also vertical with radiant element and ground plane basically, and can be coupled to the antenna port (not shown) of a radio-frequency apparatus.In the structure of Fig. 1, radiant element 101, ground contact 103 and feed electrode 104 have the suitable rectangle that two quilts curve the ledge at right angle and make by thin metallic plates are cut into usually.Ground plane 102 can be a lip-deep metallized area of printed circuit board (PCB), makes ground contact 103 and feed electrode be connected easily on the hole of printed circuit board (PCB).The electrical characteristics of antenna 100 generally are subjected to the influence of its component size, especially the influence of the distance between raying element 101 and itself and the ground plane 102.
A shortcoming of antenna structure shown in Figure 1 is the mechanical stability that it is weak.For addressing this problem different structures has been proposed.European patent document EP484454 has disclosed a kind of PIFA structure shown in Figure 2, and wherein radiant element 201, and the interconnect ground contact 203 of these two elements of ground plane 202 and being used to utilizes that coated metal realizes on the surface of solid dielectric 204.Antenna is by coupling element 205 feed-ins of discord radiant element 201 contacts.Between coupling element 205 and radiant element 201, have electromagnetic coupled, and the edge of coupling element by dielectric 204 extend to can with the antenna port coupling connection of radio-frequency apparatus a bit.This structure mechanically is stable, but the dielectric piece makes it quite heavy.In addition, dielectric has reduced the impedance bandwidth of antenna, and makes and to compare with air-insulated PIFA, and the radiation efficiency change is bad.
The PIFA radiant element needs not to be simple rectangle illustrated in figures 1 and 2.Fig. 3 represents a kind of structure of known PIFA radiant element 301.Rectangle has been cut apart by groove 302, and described groove forms a band in distance load point 303 and ground contact 304 that part of radiant element farthest.The purposes of described groove generally is in order to increase the electrical length of antenna, and thereby influences the resonance frequency of antenna.
All above-mentioned PIFA structures are designed like this, make them have certain resonance frequency and are the operational frequency bands at center with described resonance frequency.But, in some cases, preferably the antenna of radio-frequency apparatus has two different resonance frequencys.Fig. 4 a and Fig. 4 b represent a kind of known bifrequency PIFA radiant element, see publication " Dual-Frequency PlanarInverted-F Antenna ", Z.D.Liu, P.S.Hall, D.Wake, IEEETransactions on Antennas andPropagation, Vol.45, No.10, October 1997, pp.1451-1457.Antenna in Fig. 4 a comprises first radiant element 401 of rectangle and surrounds second radiant element 402 of described first radiant element from both sides.First radiant element has its oneself free point 403 and ground contact 404, the second radiant elements and has its oneself free point 405 and ground contact 406.Antenna in Fig. 4 b comprises a continuous radiant element 410, and it is divided into two by groove 411.Load point 412 is positioned at the inner of groove 413, does not promptly terminate near that end at edge of radiant element, makes these branches have different directions with respect to load point.Two branches have its oneself mutual visibly different electrical length.Ground contact 413 is positioned near the edge of this structure.
Also known a kind of dual-frequency P IFA radiant element 501 as shown in Figure 5, it is to have two branches with the identical mode shown in Fig. 4 b.In Fig. 5, the outermost end of two branches extends to the edge of the printed circuit board (PCB) that is used to support radiant element, is illustrated by the broken lines in the drawings.This structure provides the antenna impedance band of broad, and promptly around the frequency range of a specific resonance frequency, in this scope, the coupling of the antenna port of antenna impedance and radio-frequency apparatus is good.Yet meanwhile, expression becomes quite high by the SAR value of the amount of radiation that the user absorbs, especially under higher frequency band.
Finnish patent application FI-982366 has disclosed a kind of PIFA radiant element 600 shown in Figure 6, and radiant element shown in it is cut apart by non-conductive groove 601-602-603, and they are divided into first branch and second branch to radiant element.The position of load point 604 and ground contact 605 is near the inner of groove.Therefore, this structure is at one and be on the same flat surface and at one and be also to have two adjacent PIFA radiant element branches near the same ground plane 606.This patent application has also disclosed the boundary line that is positioned at the radiant element that is centered on by first branch corresponding to the outer end of the branch of higher frequency of operation, makes the SAR value more less than the structure of Fig. 5.
Summary of the invention
The object of the present invention is to provide a kind of planar double-frequency antenna structure, it is made easily and assembles, and for required frequency of operation, can easily determine its size.Another object of the present invention is to make the impedance bandwidth of antenna quite big, and its feed-in impedance can be selected according to required mode.Another object of the present invention is to provide a kind of radio-frequency apparatus that utilizes above-mentioned antenna structure.
The objective of the invention is by the PIFA radiant element and have the radiant element of groove to be combined as that single structure realizes.With impedance bandwidth and the relevant purpose of feed-in impedance is that the radiant element that the capacitive feed-in of the antenna port by a kind of and radio-frequency apparatus are provided combines is realized.
Be characterised in that according to antenna structure of the present invention it has a planar radiation elements, comprising a near load point and the ground contact first end of slot segmentation, make the electrical length of the conduction region divided by described groove, when when load point is measured, equal under first frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th, and the electrical length of groove equal under second frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th.
Be characterised in that according to radio-frequency apparatus of the present invention planar radiation elements in its antenna structure comprises, near first end of certain groove, with the load point of the antenna port coupling of radio-frequency apparatus connection and and the ground contact of the earth potential coupling connection of radio-frequency apparatus, make the electrical length of the conductive region cut apart by described groove, when when load point is measured, equal under first frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th, and the electrical length of groove equal under second frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th.
In the antenna structure according to the PIFA of prior art, two frequency of operation are to be realized by two PIFA branches with public load point.According to the present invention, only under first frequency of operation, use the PIFA structure as the radiating antenna structure.The antenna of second frequency of operation is the so-called quarter-wave slotted hole radiator that is made of the groove in the PIFA radiant element.Except as the radiant element, compare with the PIFA of the same size that does not have groove, described groove has also reduced the frequency of operation of PIFA radiant element, makes under certain predetermined frequency of operation, and is littler than the size of the PIFA of the prior art that does not have groove according to the size of antenna structure of the present invention.
Can make the PIFA of combination and have the impedance bandwidth of the radiant element of groove to become bigger by the series capacitance that increases by " additionally " at load point.The meaning of " additionally " is that this electric capacity is normally no: in known PIFA structure, load point antenna port common and radio-frequency apparatus is electrically connected.According to the present invention, can use a kind of feed-in pin, itself and be not electrically connected as the plane conductive pattern of PIFA radiant element, but between the end of described feed-in pin and radiant element, have an insulating barrier.Megohmite insulant for example can be air or printed circuit board material.
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With reference to the preferred embodiments of the present invention details of the present invention is described below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and with way of example, wherein:
Fig. 1 illustrates the basic structure of known PIFA;
Fig. 2 illustrates known PIFA structure;
Fig. 3 represents the structure of known planar radiation elements;
Fig. 4 a and Fig. 4 b represent the structure of known double frequency plane radiant element;
Fig. 5 represents the structure of the double frequency plane radiant element that the third is known;
Fig. 6 represents the structure of the 4th kind of known double frequency plane radiant element;
Fig. 7 represents known microstrip antenna structure;
Fig. 8 represents the structure according to planar radiation elements of the present invention;
Fig. 9 a-9f represents other structure according to planar radiation elements of the present invention;
Figure 10 explanation is according to feedthrough of the present invention;
Figure 11 a, the another kind of execution mode of the structure that the 11b explanation is shown in Figure 10;
Figure 12 be illustrated in the mobile station according to antenna structure of the present invention; And
Figure 13 represents the equivalent electric circuit of capacitor P IFA feedthrough.
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Make with reference to Fig. 1-6 about the explanation of prior art above, below with reference to Fig. 7-13 explanation the present invention and the preferred embodiments of the present invention.
The present invention utilizes the principle of so-called hole radiant element, describes below with reference to United States Patent (USP) 4692769 and Fig. 7.It should be noted that, United States Patent (USP) 4692769 does not relate to the PIFA structure, but relates to microstrip antenna, and its principle is different with PIFA, for example aspect the size of determining under the frequency of operation, and be not electrically connected between radiator plane conducting element in microstrip antenna and the ground plane in parallel.Fig. 7 represents dielectric baseplate 701 in the mode of learning from United States Patent (USP) 4692769, and the surface has planar radiation conducting element 702 thereon, has ground plane 703 at its lower surface, only shows an edge among the figure.By feed-in, the sheath 705 of coaxial cable joins with the ground plane coupling antenna by coaxial cable 704, the inner conductor 706 of coaxial cable and radiation conducting element coupling connection.The shape of radiation conducting element basically as same quadrangle (reference paper disclose rounded basically) and wherein has a groove 707, and its electrical length equals the half wavelength under certain higher frequency of operation.The electrical length of planar radiation elements equals the half wavelength under certain lower frequency of operation.In described file, higher frequency of operation is 1557MHz, and lower frequency of operation is 1380MHz, and this provides by way of example.
The operation of hole radiant element is based on such fact, that is, certain harmonic wave of electromagnetic field can be energized in the dielectric space of the two dimension of being surrounded by electric conducting material.If described space is extended, then harmonic wave becomes standing wave, thereby comprises the node and the antinode of some in the longitudinal size in described space.In the groove that its two ends are closed, resonance frequency is corresponding to the standing wave that has node at two ends.Minimum resonance frequency is the resonance frequency of the length of groove when equaling half wavelength.The other end opens wide if an end of groove is closed, then the resonance frequency standing wave that has antinode at second end (open end of groove) corresponding to having node at first end (blind end of groove).Under the sort of situation, the length of groove equal under lowest resonant frequency wavelength 1/4th.
Fig. 8 represents according to planar radiation elements structure of the present invention.Related planar radiation elements is intended to be used to form the part of PIFA structure, and this will be described in detail below.Radiant element comprises the conductive region 801 that is limited by continuous basically boundary line and cut apart by nonconducting groove 802.One end of groove is positioned at a bit (outer end that is called as groove) at conductive region edge, and the other end of groove is positioned at a bit (the inner of groove) in continuous conduction zone.Also show load point 803 and ground contact 804 among the figure, they all are positioned near the outer end of groove.
Different with the dual-frequency P IFA radiant element of the prior art shown in Fig. 4 a-6, do not have two independent resonance branch according to the radiant element of Fig. 8, and have only a quite long PIFA branch.This is to realize by load point and ground contact are positioned near the outer end of groove.PIFA branch works as the hanging down the radiant element of frequency of operation of this structure.Under higher frequency of operation, radiant element comprises the nonconducting groove according to the principle of above-mentioned hole radiant element.This two Principles of Antenna are combined into a single structure and are similar to scheme shown in Figure 7 a bit.But, ground contact makes this structure become a kind of PIFA structure rather than as the microstrip antenna described in the United States Patent (USP) 4692769.In addition, should be noted that requirement groove of the present invention extends facing to the edge of conductive region.Structure according to Fig. 7 can not be worked in a desired manner, unless all limits of the groove in radiant element are surrounded by electric conducting material.
In addition, according to the structure of Fig. 8 based on determining size with the different principle that United States Patent (USP) 4962769 discloses.Starting point is the frequency of operation that does not have the PIFA radiant element of groove.This electrical length corresponding to the PIFA radiant element that does not have groove equals the frequency of four of wavelength/for the moment.Groove reduces the frequency of operation of PIFA radiant element, because its electrical length has increased: the frequency of minimizing is the lower frequency of operation of radiant element shown in Figure 8.On the other hand, when load point and ground contact were positioned at outer end near groove, groove became a groove radiator, its electrical length equal much larger than the second frequency of lower frequency of operation the time wavelength 1/4th.Described second frequency is the higher frequency of operation of the radiant element of Fig. 8.
The present invention does not stipulate the outer end of groove and the distance between load point and the ground contact, but for this structure is worked as required, and the position that requires load point and ground contact is apart from inner nearer than apart from groove of the outer end of groove.In addition, about electrical length and resonance characteristic,, then require only on a side of circuit, have most conductive region if to the outer end of groove circuit is set from load point and ground contact.Remember that these limit the suitable position that just can find load point and ground contact by experiment.
Fig. 8 also represents the detail of planar radiation elements structure: PIFA branch broadens towards the outer end smoothly from certain narrower point, and described outer end is promptly apart from a load point and a ground contact end farthest.This structure can make the overall size of antenna reduce some and radiation or impedance bandwidth significantly not reduce, because under lower frequency of operation, radiator antenna element is in the strongest the widest part work of its electric field, promptly at the openend of branch.
Fig. 9 a-9f represents to have a PIFA branch and as the advantageous variant of the planar radiation elements of the groove of hole radiator.Wherein dotted line limit the zone that can be advantageously provided load point and ground contact.These figure represent that groove can comprise the straight part of even width, and these parts are also can be mutually vertical, and (Fig. 9 a); On the other hand, groove also can comprise the part of non-homogeneous width, these parts also can narrow down smoothly or broaden (Fig. 9 b); In addition, groove can be whole or in part crooked (Fig. 9 c, d) or tortuous (Fig. 9 e), the part (Fig. 9 f) that perhaps can comprise the part of even width and broaden gradually or narrow down.
Figure 10 is the longitudinal section of explanation capacitor P IFA feed-in, and the electric capacity feed-in is a kind of advantageous manner of realizing according to the feed-in of antenna structure of the present invention.Longitudinal section is represented ground plane 1001, planar radiation elements 1002, feed-in pin 1003 and ground contact 1004.For feedthrough is worked in good condition, importantly feed-in pin 1003 (the antenna port coupling connection of itself and radio-frequency apparatus, not shown) and ground plane 1001 or ground contact 1004 directly do not electrically contact.On the other hand, for the electric capacity feed-in, also having the important point is to realize capacitive coupling less than being electrically connected by insulating barrier between feed-in pin 1003 and planar radiation elements 1002.Figure 10 represents that insulating barrier is not had specific (special) requirements, and for example it can be air or other known insulating material.
Actually, the structure example of Figure 10 realizes as utilizing this mode, planar radiation elements 1002 is metallic plates, the support frame that it for example is provided with by means of the edge along plate, perhaps by means of on the insulated part of the housing that is fixed in radio-frequency apparatus and be fixed on the other parts of radio-frequency apparatus, and ground plate 1001 comprises metalized portion, itself or on the surface of the printed circuit board (PCB) that belongs to radio-frequency apparatus, perhaps in certain part of shell structure of radio-frequency apparatus.Feed-in pin and ground contact can be made into metal tape, for example perhaps are made into the pin of the independent support construction supports made by plastics or other insulating material.In the longitudinal section of this structure, this structure and signal scheme shown in Figure 10 do not have big difference.
Figure 11 a and 11b explanation is used to realize the second method according to the principle of the structure of Figure 10.Referring to these figure, planar radiation elements 1101 is formed on the first surface of printed circuit board (PCB) 1102, and described first surface is the upper surface among the figure.The coupling connection pad 1103 and 1104 that is used for feed-in and ground connection is formed on the second surface (lower surface of figure) of same printed circuit board (PCB).Carry out feed-in by printed circuit board (PCB) 1102 with capacitive way, but in order to be grounded, between ground connection coupling connection pad 1104 and planar radiation elements 1101, must provide electrical connection, this or the hole 1105 by being coated with metal or realize by metalized portion 1106 along the edge of printed circuit board (PCB).In this structure, ground plate 1107 also can be the lip-deep metalized portion at another printed circuit board (PCB), perhaps can realize by the metallizing to certain portions of shell structure to radio-frequency apparatus.Figure 11 a and 11b utilize first kind of alternative method, thereby feed-in pin 1108 can be soldered on the hole of ground connection printed circuit board (PCB) (around the hole and have nonconducting zone on the surface of ground plane, it makes feed-in pin and ground plane insulation), and ground contact 1109 available metal bands or metallic pin are made, and it is soldered to or is fixed on the ground plane with other method.Replace simple metallic pin or except simple metallic pin, can use various known flexible latch structures, it is (perpendicular to planar radiation elements and ground plane) bending longitudinally, thereby in final structure, the spring force that is caused by flexible is facing to placing pin but be not the surface end of squeeze pin at least of alternate manner connecting pin.
Figure 12 represents a kind of favourable layout of the antenna structure in the radio-frequency apparatus, and wherein radiant element is PIFA and according to the combination that the radiant element of groove is arranged of the present invention.The radio-frequency apparatus of example is a mobile phone 1200, there is shown the shell body of opening, and the known element of mobile phone, keyboard, display and loud speaker are arranged in the below thereby figure does not illustrate.Another flat basically surface of first printed circuit board (PCB) 1201 or mobile phone inside comprises ground plane 1202, and it is a continuous basically conductive region.Be formed on the surface that ground plane on the printed circuit board (PCB) can be positioned at circuit board or be positioned at the intermediate layer of circuit board.Planar radiation elements 1203 is formed on the surface of second printed circuit board (PCB) 1204, and second circuit board is fixed on first printed circuit board (PCB) by framework 1205.The antenna port 1209 of load point 1206 and radio-frequency apparatus links to each other by this way, feasible coupling connection by printed circuit board (PCB) 1204 and connector block 1207 is capacitive, and continues from here to provide connection by the feed-in pin of the little band on the surface that is included in connector block.In this embodiment, same connector block provides the connection between ground contact 1208 and the ground plane 1202.
Figure 13 is the equivalent electric circuit of the characteristic of explanation capacitor P IFA feedthrough.Node 1301 in circuit is corresponding to the antenna port of radio-frequency apparatus, and node 1302 is corresponding to the ground contact among the PIFA, and node 1303 is corresponding to the open end of PIFA, and node 1304 is corresponding to ground plane.Inductance 1305 is represented the inductance of feeder line, perhaps represent the inductance of circuit between the antenna port of radio-frequency apparatus and capacitive coupling load point, electric capacity 1306 is represented the electric capacity of electric capacity feed-in, inductance between inductance 1307 representative antennas load points and the ground contact, inductance 1308 is represented the inductance of PIFA element, and electric capacity 1309 is represented the open end of PIFA element and the electric capacity between the ground plane.The figure shows feeder line inductance 1305 and load point electric capacity 1306 and between the antenna port of radio-frequency apparatus and antenna load point, form a series resonant circuit.
The value of electric capacity 1306 can be adjusted in the following manner: the size that changes load point coupling connection pad (1103 among Figure 11), and select to be used to support the thickness and the dielectric constant of the printed circuit board (PCB) of radiator antenna element, the rough calculation of capacitance C can be undertaken by following formula:
C=ε
oε
rA/d is ε wherein
oBe permittivity of vacuum, ε
rBe the relative dielectric constant of printed circuit board material, A is the area of coupling connection pad, and d is the thickness of printed circuit board material.The value of electric capacity 1306 influences the resonance frequency of described series resonant circuit.By selecting suitable dimensions, can be this frequency configuration resonance frequency or the frequency of operation that approaches PIFA itself, thereby make the impedance bandwidth of antenna be increased to the twice of the impedance bandwidth of electric feed-in PIFA.In Double-frequency antenna structure, the effect that series resonance increases bandwidth can obtain higher or lower frequency of operation as required, in general, the effect of series resonance is by using bigger electric capacity feed-in pad to make frequency of operation change into lower value from higher value in antenna structure.In general, in double frequency or multifrequency antenna, have a frequency of operation, under this frequency of operation, its impedance bandwidth is narrower than other frequency of operation inherently, thereby the effect of the increase bandwidth of electric capacity feed-in is preferably at that specific frequency of operation.
Above-mentioned embodiments of the invention provide as an example, do not limit the present invention.For example, the plane that planar radiation elements and ground plane are not necessarily absolute, its shape can be crooked, the antenna structure of prior art as shown in Figure 2 is such.Framework 1205 shown in Figure 12 is continuous, but also can comprise divided portion, if and, then not necessarily cover the whole length at the edge of printed circuit board (PCB) 1204 only by means of just reaching enough mechanical stabilities on the other parts that some part at edge are arranged on radio-frequency apparatus.
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1. PIFA structure, it has first frequency of operation and second frequency of operation, and it comprises the planar radiation elements (801 that the conductive region that limited by continuous basically boundary line forms, 1002,1101,1203), described zone is cut apart by non-conductive groove (802), described non-conductive groove have on described continuous basically boundary line first end and at second end of conductive region inside, it is characterized in that, described planar radiation elements comprises load point (803,1206) and ground contact (804,1208), they are positioned near first end of groove, make the electrical length of the conductive region of cutting apart by groove measured at load point equal 1/4th of under first frequency of operation wavelength, and the electrical length of slot segmentation equal under second frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th.
2. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises an electric capacity feedthrough, wherein be provided with load point and feed-in pin (1003,1108) by electric capacity coupling connection.
3. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 2, it is characterized in that, it comprises first printed circuit board (PCB) (1102 with first surface and second surface, 1204), and described planar radiation elements (1101 is set on the first surface of described first printed circuit board (PCB), 1203), on described second surface, be provided for providing the coupling connection that is connected with described feed-in pin pad (1103), be provided with to such an extent that load point and feed-in pin join with the capacitive way coupling by first printed circuit board (PCB) whereby.
4. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 3 is characterized in that, it comprises ground connection pin (1004,1109) and the conductive through hole in first printed circuit board (PCB) (1105), and it is used to provide the electrical connection between ground contact and the ground connection pin.
5. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 3, it is characterized in that, it edge that comprises ground connection pin (1004,1109) and center on first printed circuit board (PCB) is used to be provided at the electrical connection between ground contact and the ground connection pin from the electric conductor (1106) of first surface to the second surface extension.
6. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 2, it is characterized in that, described planar radiation elements is flat conductive plate (1002) basically, and described structure is included in the feed-in pin (1003) of load point, and it is substantially perpendicular to planar radiation elements and and planar radiation elements capacitive coupling only.
7. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, described slot segmentation comprises evenly straight part of width.
8. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that described slot segmentation comprises the part of non-homogeneous width.
9. PIFA structure as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, described slot segmentation is the part bending at least.
10. a radio-frequency apparatus (1200), it has first frequency of operation and second frequency of operation, and it comprises an antenna port (1209,1301) with as the PIFA structure of antenna, described PIFA structure has first frequency of operation and second frequency of operation, they are corresponding to first frequency of operation and second frequency of operation of radio-frequency apparatus, and described PIFA structure comprises planar radiation elements (801,1002,1101,1203), described planar radiation elements is limited by a continuous basically boundary line and conductive region that cut apart by non-conductive groove (802), described non-conductive groove has second end that is positioned at first end on the described continuous basically boundary line and is positioned at conductive region, it is characterized in that, described planar radiation elements comprises the load point (803 with the antenna port coupling of radio-frequency apparatus connection, 1206) and and the ground contact (804 of the earth potential coupling of radio-frequency apparatus connection, 1208), they are positioned near first end of groove, make the electrical length of the conductive region cut apart by groove, when when load point is measured, equal under first frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th, and the electrical length of described groove equal under second frequency of operation wavelength 1/4th.
11. radio-frequency apparatus as claimed in claim 10 is characterized in that, the coupling connection between the antenna port of the load point of planar radiation elements and radio-frequency apparatus is capacitive.
12. radio-frequency apparatus as claimed in claim 10 is characterized in that, it comprises Insulating frame (1205), is used for the edge in the mechanical structure upper support planar radiation elements of radio-frequency apparatus.
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